FAQs

If you were born in Cyprus before 1960, have a Cypriot parent, grandparent, great-grandparent (or are married to a Cypriot), you likely qualify. We’ll determine which application route fits your case.

Absolutely. Most applicants were born outside Cyprus. What matters is the required documents proving lineage.

Not at all. Cyprus permits dual citizenship—keep both your existing and your Cypriot passport.

From visa-free access to 170+ countries to full EU mobility, dual nationality, and a connection to your heritage.

We’ll assess whether M121, M123, M125—or another form—applies to your family background.

Typically: your birth certificate, your ancestor’s Cypriot documents, parents’ marriage certificate, ID/passport copies. All need to be apostilled/translated where applicable.

Each country has its own authority—such as Secretary of State in the US, FCDO in the UK, and DFAT in Australia. We’ll guide you precisely.

Yes—applications can go via your local Cyprus embassy/consulate or directly in Cyprus. We’ll walk you through the method that best suits your situation.

Standard processing is 6–12 months, though some cases complete in weeks. Complex or incomplete dossiers may take longer—we streamline the process to reduce delays.

If you’ve chosen our full-service package and meet terms, we offer a fair refund if your application fails due to our advice. We’ll be transparent from the start.

Yes—we’ve helped clients with paternity affidavits, archive pulls, and alternative documentation. Our experience covers all typical hurdles.

We combine professional support with affordable pricing and direct access—you aren’t passed to junior staff. We simplify the process, without pretending to provide legal advice.

Official civil registries publish guidelines, but they often omit key steps and nuances. That’s where our tailored guidance comes in.

Yes. If your parents or grandparents were Cypriot citizens before 1974 or registered as citizens of the Republic of Cyprus, you may be entitled to apply, even if you currently live in the north.

No. If you are applying through ancestry (parent or grandparent), you do not need to relocate. You can apply from abroad or while living in the north, as long as you provide the correct documents.

You will usually need: • Your birth certificate • Your parents’ or grandparents’ birth certificate showing they were born in Cyprus before 1974 • Marriage certificates (where relevant) • Passports or IDs from family members • Translations of Turkish documents into Greek or English if needed

No — the Republic of Cyprus recognises citizenship through descent, regardless of whether you were born in the north or abroad. The key requirement is proving your parent or grandparent was a Cypriot citizen.

Yes. Turkish Cypriots are eligible for citizenship if they can prove descent from a Cypriot parent or grandparent. Many already hold Republic of Cyprus passports today.

Yes. Citizenship rights apply equally to all Cypriots — Greek or Turkish — as long as the ancestry documents are in order.

No. You don’t legally need a lawyer. A consultant can help you collect and prepare the documents correctly, which avoids paying inflated legal fees.

Official government fees are the same for everyone — just a few hundred euros. However, some lawyers charge £5,000 or more. With our consultancy service, you can complete the process for £997, plus the direct government fees you pay yourself.

Yes. Once your citizenship is confirmed, your children are also entitled to apply for citizenship through you.

Processing usually takes 12–24 months, depending on your documents. A consultant ensures there are no delays caused by missing or incorrect papers. Applcations through us normally take under 6 months if all the documents are in order.